To the north of this feature may be seen the sphere of fast-food joint Orange Julep, which shockingly rises 40 feet into the air, as well as a namesake university's famed pale-yellow art deco tower and the Oratory of St. Joseph, home to the world's third-largest basilica dome. The downtown of this feature's namesake city lies to its south and features skyscrapers like the Pier Luigi Nervi-designed Stock Exchange Tower and the I.M. Pei-designed (*) Place Ville-Marie. This geographic feature itself features a 103 foot-high cross that is illuminated in blue in honor of St. John the Baptist and purple to mark the death of
To the north of this feature may be seen the sphere of fast-food joint Orange Julep, which shockingly rises 40 feet into the air, as well as a namesake university's famed pale-yellow art deco tower and the Oratory of St. Joseph, home to the world's third-largest basilica dome. The downtown of this feature's namesake city lies to its south and features skyscrapers like the Pier Luigi Nervi-designed Stock Exchange Tower and the I.M. Pei-designed (*) Place Ville-Marie. This geographic feature itself features a 103 foot-high cross that is illuminated in blue in honor of St. John the Baptist and purple to mark the death of a Pope, while its southern slope is home to its namesake city's McGill University. Named in honor of King Francis I by Jacques Cartier, for 10 points, name this large hill surrounded by a namesake city, the largest in Quebec and second largest in Canada.
To the north of this feature may be seen the sphere of fast-food joint Orange Julep, which shockingly rises 40 feet into the air, as well as a namesake university's famed pale-yellow art deco tower and the Oratory of St. Joseph, home to the world's third-largest basilica dome.
{Mount Royal} [accept {Mont Royal} or {Montreal}; do not accept “{Blue Line}”]